Join Daniel Cooney File Art in celebration of the new show Dead Flowers featuring the work of artist Justin Francavilla. Opening reception is Saturday May 1st from 3 until 5pm.
Daniel Cooney Fine Art, 511 West 25th Street, #506, New York, NY.
For more information: www.danielcooneyfineart.com
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Doug and Mike Starn, Big Bambu: You Can't, You Don't, and You Won't Stop
Appropriate to its subtitle, the latest collaboration between identical twins Doug and Mike Starn is a soaring, undulating, interlocking, and, most importantly, ever-evolving, network of 5,000 bamboo poles and 50 miles of nylon rope. The New Jersey-born duo have erected the structure, which reached a height of 30 feet for its opening on Tuesday, atop the roof of the Met in cooperation with a team of rock climbers. The work's dynamic nature will be realized in its continued construction for the duration of the exhibition, which will be filmed and documented, espousing the Starns' transcendence of traditionally separate disciplines by integrating performance, architecture, sculpture, photography, and film.
Big Bambu is on view through October 31st at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1000 Fifth Avenue at 82nd Street.
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Ula Einstein, Falling Up 30" x 40", Acrylic on Canvas/Mixed Media
$12,000
Ula Einstein is a master at manipulating materials with natural elements such as scorching with heat. There is an immediate feel that her works are delicate and likely to damage easily. Closure inspection reveals strength in the organic material, created out of sheer originality. This work, along with two others, are currently hanging in the KiptonART "Urban Utopia" group exhibition at 32 Greene Street in Soho.
KiptonART Art For Sale: "Chicago 1983's World's Fair" by Jade Doskow
Jade Doskow, Chicago 1983's World's Fair"
36" x 30", C-print
$3,500
Jade Doskow is documenting the current state of the World's Fair sites around the globe. Her images explore the aftermath of monumental praise, leaving behind solitude and a ghost of a memory. This work, along with two others, are currently hanging in the KiptonART "Urban Utopia" group exhibition at 32 Greene Street in Soho.
Event Recap: Alexander Charriol's "Human Flow" Opening
Returning to the New York art scene after a two-year hiatus, French-American artist Alexandre Charriol hit the streets of Manhattan on a mission to find a unique space for his most recent series Human Flow. After an extensive search, the artist discovered the ideal setting to showcase his rebellious and provocative work on East 27th Street. The area is additionally a host to Anthony Gromley's controversial street installation Event Horizon, and has become a new venue for creative spirits. Blossoming from a crude commercial plate, the transformation of the Flatiron venue raised the bar for independent artists.
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KiptonART Approved! ManhattanSociety.com by Chris London: Coralie Charriol Paul, Alexandre Charriol
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